Poems on the topic: water

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Dave Bonta

In Cuba

the old monstrous god of bodkin and thimble broke open till all was out I saw no paper question it as silver as music the water here we find the town beside the fort a contingency unsettled in sand news here in Cuba signifies little but to say that something comes

Dave Bonta

Beachcomber

morning like a counterfeit bill but the sea is the sea a dozen white gloves go quiet playing at cards I walk a while attending the talk of water

Dave Bonta

Perspective

water or ground which was our sure boat the wind in a sail one of them is speaking

Dave Bonta

Geophilic

a reed is nothing in the world of a mole but the pain of the stone makes bloody water

Dave Bonta

Vita aquatica

all go by water talk to the water desire to get in water a dress of ten thousand hands the water received the water and they made a great deal of joy this day I left my harp for a city of herring

Dave Bonta

Resonance

at night a body begins to ring I love a cold moon it being dangerous to walk on water

Dave Bonta

Talk like a pirate (2)

I met a sea captain telling stories of slaves: how they pay for the water they drink, how they eat on their feet, how they are all slaves to industry and other work is counted a crime. I drank a great deal with him, my head aching.

Dave Bonta

Flood

Water over the fields—a rank maze. We found after great patience in the water, a costly catch: ling and wonder.

Dave Bonta

Torrential

Waters deaf and most amorous make bad company. Water fell, choosing places to keep with great authority. Captains of the fleet coming cap in hand went home with a hose.

Dave Bonta